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Fundaru

Character

A messenger for the Prime Minister of the Land of Redaku, sent to the Astronomy Research Institute for a progress report. He walked in expecting formality and instead became a pawn in Sasuke and Sakura's undercover operation.

Japanese Voice: Shinnosuke Tachibana
Status: Alive
Village & Affiliations: Land of Redaku
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Appearance

An intricately carved hawk crowns the cane he carries, an official token of his standing as the Prime Minister's envoy. His hair is brown and his eyes a dark shade of blue.

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Personality

He is easily thrown off by informality and quick to fill silence with talk about himself. Once the stiff protocol he anticipated fails to appear, he goes along with the relaxed treatment despite his surprise, and given an opening he happily rambles about his own past dealings and his wife. Toward the officials he answers to, he remains dutiful and compliant.

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History

The Prime Minister dispatched Fundaru to the Astronomy Research Institute to press Zansuru on his "progress," without telling the envoy what that word actually referred to. Expecting a wall of intimidating guards at the gate, he was instead greeted by Sakura Haruno, who claimed Zansuru was too busy for ceremony and wished to keep the meeting short. Fundaru agreed and followed her inside.

As Sakura led him along, she coaxed the Prime Minister's message out of him, then asked what the "progress" meant, to which he replied she might lack the clearance to know. She steered the talk toward his earlier contact with Zansuru, and he launched into a long account of the visits he and his wife had once paid the man in Redaku's capital. The path ended in a secluded observatory where Sasuke Uchiha waited; the moment Fundaru turned to Sakura for an explanation, he was knocked out. Sakura took his form and Sasuke became his cane so the pair could meet Zansuru and gather intelligence. Afterward they fed the meeting back to Fundaru through genjutsu, leaving him none the wiser and free to return to the capital with Zansuru's update.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Fundaru work for?

Fundaru serves as a messenger for the Prime Minister of the Land of Redaku.

Why is Fundaru sent to the Astronomy Research Institute?

The Prime Minister dispatches Fundaru to press Zansuru for a progress report, without telling him what that progress actually refers to.

What happens to Fundaru during his mission?

Sakura Haruno leads Fundaru through the institute and coaxes information out of him before knocking him out at a secluded observatory, letting her and Sasuke Uchiha impersonate him to gather intelligence.

What item does Fundaru carry?

Fundaru carries an official cane topped with an intricately carved hawk, marking his standing as the Prime Minister's envoy.

Does Fundaru realize he was tricked?

No, Sasuke and Sakura feed the meeting's outcome back to Fundaru through genjutsu afterward, leaving him unaware and free to return to the capital with Zansuru's update.

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